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Guide to the Canine Research Collection, 1801-2013 Page 3 of 32 Guide to the Canine Research Collection, 1801-2013 Page 3 of 32 Series Outline 1. Magazines, 1917-2010 2. Yearbooks, 1931-2005 3. Audio/Visual Materials, 1953-2010 undated 4. UKC Bloodlines, 1961-1997 5. Awards and Artifacts, 1928-2006 undated 6. Scrapbooks and Collector©s Binders, 1900-2009 7. Judging and Breed Guides, 1900-2005 undated 8. Pedigrees, 1879-1987 undated 9. Organizational Materials, 1915-2010 undated 10. Newspaper Clippings and Magazine Articles, 1869, 1873, 1882, 1917-2010 undated 11. Science, 1935-2008 undated 12. Educational and Judging Materials, 1974 1995 undated Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 18, 2015 Guide to the Canine Research Collection, 1801-2013 Page 5 of 32 Detailed Description of the Collection 1. Magazines, 1917-2010 (113 boxes) () This series is comprised of dog magazines and breed specific magazines from the United States as well as other countries. 1. Magazines - Assorted, 1917-2010 (90 boxes) Box 2.001 aKutya (Hungarian), 1968-1972 (39 magazines) 2.002 aKutya (Hungarian), 1973-1980, 1982 (43 magazines) 2.003 The American Chow Chow and The American Dachshund , 1959, 1965 (2 magazines) [The issue of The American Dachshund is the spiral-bound 20th Anniversary issue (Volume XXI, part 2, number 1)] 2.004 The Aristocrats , 1974-1975 (12 magazines) 2.005 Australian Made , ca. 1990s (1 magazine) 2.006 Bernhardinerna (Swedish), 1979-1982 (5 magazines) 2.007 Boston Barks , 1943-1944, 1947 (4 magazines) 2.008 Boston Bulletin , 1961 (10 magazines) 2.009 The Boston Terrier , 1932-1934 (28 magazines) 2.010 The Boston Terrier , 1935-1949, 1947 (26 magazines) 2.011 Cockers Calling , February-November, 1955 (11 magazines) 2.012 Cockers Calling , January-July 1956 (7 magazines) 2.013 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , December 1947; January-March, May-November 1948 (11 magazines) 2.014 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , January-December, 1949 (12 magazines) 2.015 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , 1950 (7 magazines) 2.016 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , 1951 (12 magazines) 2.017 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , 1952 (9 magazines) 2.018 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , 1953 (11 magazines) 2.019 The Cocker Spaniel Visitor , 1954-1955 (12 magazines) 2.020 Collie Fancy , January 1963 (1 magazine) 2.021 Dog News , 1926; 1959-1960 (5 magazines) 2.022 Dog World , 1939, 1940, 1943, 1945 (6 magazines) 2.023 Dog World , 1946 (4 magazines) 2.024 Dog World , 1947 (6 magazines) 2.025 Dog World , 1948 (12 magazines) 2.026 Dog World , 1949 (11 magazines) 2.027 Dog World , 1950 (12 magazines) 2.028 Dog World , 1951 (11 magazines) 2.029 Dog World , 1952 (12 magazines) 2.030 Dog World , 1953 (11 magazines) 2.031 Dog World , 1954 (10 magazines) 2.032 Dog World , 1955 (12 magazines) 2.033 Dog World , 1956 (12 magazines) 2.034 Dog World , 1957 (12 magazines) 2.035 Dog World , 1958 (12 magazines) 2.036 Dog World , 1959 (9 magazines) 2.037 Dog World , 1960 (8 magazines) 2.038 Dog World , 1961 (10 magazines) 2.039 Dog World , 1962 (12 magazines) 2.040 Dog World , 1963 (11 magazines) 2.041 Dog World , 1964 (12 magazines) 2.042 Dog World , 1965 (12 magazines) Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 18, 2015 Guide to the Canine Research Collection, 1801-2013 Page 6 of 32 2.043 The German Shepherd Dog Review , 1955-1979 (39 books) [Magazines are in bound volumes.] 2.044 The German Shepherd Dog Review , December 2001 (1 magazine) [This magazine features rescue dogs at the World Trade Center.] 2.045 The Great Dane Review , November/December 1987, January/February 1988 (2 magazines) 2.046 Harp & Hound , 1949-1955 (33 magazines) 2.047 Hounds and Hunting , July-December 1955 (1 volume) [Magazines are in a bound volume.] 2.048 National Geographic , 1936-1937, 1941, 1943-1944, 1947 (10 magazines) 2.049 National Geographic , 1951, 1954, 1958, 1999, 2002 (6 magazines) 2.050 Our Dogs , 1967, 1972-1973 (4 magazines) 2.051 Our Four-Footed Friends and Annual Report: Published Quarterly by the Animal Rescue League of Boston, 1938 (1 magazine) 2.052 The Police Dog Gazette , June 1939, May 1940 (2 magazines) 2.053 Pomeranian Review , April 1964 (1 magazine) 2.054 The Poodle Review , 1955, 1956, 1958-1959 (21 magazines) 2.055 The Poodle Review , 1960-1961 (9 magazines) 2.056 The Poodle Review , 1962 (9 magazines) 2.057 The Poodle Review , 1963 (12 magazines) 2.058 The Poodle Review , 1964 (11 magazines) 2.059 The Poodle Review , 1965 (12 magazines) 2.060 Popular Dogs , 1944-1945 (9 magazines) 2.061 Popular Dogs , 1946 (8 magazines) 2.062 Popular Dogs , 1947 (10 magazines) 2.063 Popular Dogs , 1948-1949 (13 magazines) 2.064 Popular Dogs , 1950 (10 magazines) 2.065 Popular Dogs , 1951 (9 magazines) 2.066 Popular Dogs , 1952 (10 magazines) 2.067 Popular Dogs , 1953 (10 magazines) 2.068 Popular Dogs , 1954 (10 magazines) 2.069 Popular Dogs , January - May, 1955 (5 magazines) 2.070 Popular Dogs , June - December, 1955 (6 magazines) [Missing August issue.] 2.071 Popular Dogs , January - May, 1956 (5 magazines) 2.072 Popular Dogs , June - December, 1956 (7 magazines) 2.073 Popular Dogs , January - June, 1957 (6 magazines) 2.074 Popular Dogs , July - December, 1957 (7 magazines) 2.075 Popular Dogs , January - June, 1958 (6 magazines) 2.076 Popular Dogs , July - December, 1958 (6 magazines) 2.077 Popular Dogs , 1959 (11 magazines) 2.078 Popular Dogs , 1960 (12 magazines) 2.079 Popular Dogs , 1961 (11 magazines) 2.080 Popular Dogs , 1962 (12 magazines) 2.081 Popular Dogs , 1963 (1 magazines) 2.082 Popular Dogs , 1964 (3 magazines) 2.083 Popular Dogs , 1965 (2 magazines) 2.084 Sports Illustrated , 1958, 1960, 1965 (4 magazines) 2.085 Terrier Type , July 1965 (1 magazines) 2.086 The Wagging Tail , 1946-1947 (9 magazines) 2.087 The Wagging Tail , 1950 (3 magazines) 2.088 The Wagging Tail , 1953 (18 magazines) 2.089 Western Kennel World , 1936, 1960-1962 (18 magazines) 2.090 Western Kennel World , 1963-1965 (29 magazines) 2. Magazines - First and Last Issue, 1968-2007 (7 boxes) 2.091 First and Last Issues: Akita World to The Doberman Digest, 1971, 1975, 1978, 1982, 1985-1986, 1995-1996, 2000 (14 magazines) 91.1 Akita World: Volume 1, Issue 1, July 1982 Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections & Archives Research Center PDF Created November 18, 2015 Guide to the Canine Research Collection, 1801-2013 Page 7 of 32 91.2 The Alaska Dog Magazine: Volume 1, April 1995 91.3 American Canine Exhibitor: Volume 1, April - June, 2000 91.4 Australian Shepherd Gallery: Volume 1, Number 1, January - February, 1995 91.4 The Bearded Collie Magazine: Issue 1, February - March, 1978 91.5 Belgian Shepherd Dogs--In America: Premier Issue, December 1986 91.6 Bischon Digest: Premiere Issue, Summer 1975 91.7 Bobtail Express: Preview Edition, April - May, 1971 91.8 Boston Reporter: Volume 1, No. 1, February 1986 91.9 The Boxer Journal: Charter Issue, 1984 91.10 Cocker Spaniel International: The Premier Edition, undated 91.11 The Crest: Volume 1, Number 1, October 1990 91.12 Dane World: Volume 1, Issue 1, September - October, 1995 91.13 DobEdition: Premiere Issue, January - February, 1989 91.14 The Doberman Digest: Volume 1, Number 1, 1996 2.092 First and Last Issues: The Doberman Magazine to German Shepherd Ltd., 1968, 1972, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1986-1987, 1991, 2000, 2007 (13 magazines) 92.1 The Doberman Magazine: Volume 1, Number 1, undated 92.2 The Doberman Monthly: Volume 1, Number 1, January 1979 92.3 The Doberman Quarterly: Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1968 92.4 The Doberman Ring: Premier Issue, May - June, 2007 92.5 Doberman Works: Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1979 92.6 Dog Life: Volume 1, Number 1, 1972 92.7 The Dog Magazine: Volume 1, Number 1, 1991 92.8 Dog Week: Volume 1, Number 1, February 1987 92.9 The English Cocker Quarterly: Volume 1, Number 1, Fall 1983 92.10 The Finnish Spitz Review: Volume 1, Issue 1, Winter 2000 92.11 The Flushing Spaniel: ASC Commemorative Issue, 1972 92.12 Giant: Volume 1, June 1986 92.13 German Shepherd Limited: Charter Issue, January - February, 1976 2.093 First and Last Issues: The Golden Retriever Quarterly to The Kuvasz, (15 magazines) 93.1 The Golden Retriever Quarterly: Volume 1, Number 1, Fall 1983 93.2 The Golden Retriever Review: Volume 1, Number 1, January - February, 1985 93.3 The Gordon Quarterly: Volume 1, Number 1, Fall 1983 93.4 Great Dane Incorporated: Volume 1, Number 1, 1976 93.5 Great Dane International: Volume 1, Number 1, September - October, 1970 93.6 The Great Dane Magazine: Charter Issue, Fall 1990 93.7 The Great Dane Quarterly: Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1978-1979 93.8 The Great Dane Reporter: Charter Issue, September - October, 1976 93.9 The Great Dane Review: Last Issue, January - February, 1989 93.10 Hungarian Breed International: Volume 1, Number 1, Fall - Winter, 1982 93.11 Hungarian Review: Volume 1, Number 1, Fall 1971 93.12 Jersey Dog World: Volume 1, Issue 1, January 1974 93.13 Just Frenchies: Premiere Issue, Winter 2002 93.14 Keeshonden: Inaugural Issue, January - February, 2005 93.15 The Kuvasz: Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1979 2.094 First and Last Issues: The Labrador Review to Rottweiler Review, (14 magazines) 94.1 The Labrador Review: Volume 1, Number 1, June - July, 1986 94.2 Le Magazine: Volume 1, Issue 1, Spring 1979 94.3 The Min Pin Monthly: Premiere Issue, April 1985 94.4 The Min Pin Monthly: Anniversary/Final Edition, April 1987 94.5 Newfoundland Review: Volume 1, Number 1, Summer 1991 94.6 The Orient Express: Premiere Issue, November 1983 94.7 Our Dogs: Volume 1, Number 1, July 1996 94.8 Pinscher Patter: Vol.
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